A Four-Time U.S. Women's Open Host with Lodge Rates That Undercut the Resort
$104–$169/night
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A four-time U.S. Women's Open course, 74 lodge rooms, and stay-and-play access to Mid Pines across the street.
Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club sits on Midland Road in Southern Pines with a Donald Ross course that has hosted four U.S. Women's Opens. The lodge operates in partnership with Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club directly across the road, and stay-and-play packages combine both properties seamlessly. The atmosphere is informal and lodge-like rather than resort-polished, which suits a property that has been quietly hosting majors for decades.
The activity offering goes broader than most Sandhills lodges. You get the pool, tennis, fitness facilities, bicycling, horseback riding, and fishing, which makes Pine Needles a workable choice for groups travelling with non-golfers. The 74 rooms are comfortable rather than luxurious. The pedigree is in the golf, not the soft furnishings.
Room-only rates from $104 to $169 per night put Pine Needles among the most accessible lodging options with on-site championship golf in the Southeast. Package rates that bundle golf will increase the nightly cost but stay competitive against the Pinehurst Resort campus. Book direct through the lodge for stay-and-play pricing across both Pine Needles and Mid Pines.
Golf at Pinehurst & the Sandhills, North Carolina
Pinehurst & the Sandhills, North Carolina
A Nicklaus-family design at $119 a round. The best pure value in the Sandhills.
Pinehurst & the Sandhills, North Carolina
Dan Maples designed it for families. The Longleaf Tee System makes it work for everyone else, too.
Pinehurst & the Sandhills, North Carolina
Donald Ross at his most natural, restored to original intent. The quieter sibling that returning players prefer.

Pinehurst & the Sandhills, North Carolina
Four U.S. Women's Opens on a Donald Ross routing that proves championship golf does not require championship length.